Brake Rotor Sizes + Codes

[Odyssey USA]

Anyone know the BR4 rotor diameters and thicknesses?

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[Wkaz]

Okay folks,
So I just did some research on this subject.
After e-mailing Power Stop to ask them what brake code I had, I ended up getting pointed to finding my "build sheet." The build sheet is not behind the glove box, as they thought it was.
So after doing some more digging, I figured out that you can find your build sheet here:
Equipment Listing (force.com)
Once you go to that link, you must enter your VIN number to get your build sheet. You can then either print it, or download it.
But your build sheet doesn't give you the brake code.
You must call a dealership, and give them the last eight digits of your VIN, and then they can give you your brake code.
Mine was "BR6."
I hope that this information helps.
Sincerely,
John

That's a great pice of information. Too bad it doesn't tell me what springs were put in. Everything else is accurate

 

[Odyssey USA]

That's a great pice of information. Too bad it doesn't tell me what springs were put in. Everything else is accurate

Factory springs? Last 8 of your VIN to Benny here or any dealer parts guy and they can tell you.

 

[BuffDad]

So, I am about to order new EBC front and rear brake pads for my 2020 JLU Sport, but apparently I need to know what size my rear rotors are. Any thoughts on how I can determine that? Also, would love your thoughts on EBC pads and others. Many thanks.

 

[AnnDee4444]

So, I am about to order new EBC front and rear brake pads for my 2020 JLU Sport, but apparently I need to know what size my rear rotors are. Any thoughts on how I can determine that? Also, would love your thoughts on EBC pads and others. Many thanks.

See this post: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/392-rear-brake-swap.104339/#post-2215731

	Front rotor diameter	Front rotor width	Front rotor type	Front caliper piston size	Front caliper piston count	Front caliper type	Rear rotor diameter	Rear rotor width	Rear rotor type	Rear caliper piston size	Rear caliper piston count	Rear caliper type
Sport	330	24	Vented	48	2	Floating	328	12	Solid	45	2	Floating
Sahara	330	28	Vented	51	2	Floating	342	14	Solid	48	2	Floating
Rubicon	330	28	Vented	51	2	Floating	342	14	Solid	48	2	Floating
Sahara 4xe	330	28	Vented	51	2	Floating	345	22	Vented	51	2	Floating
Rubicon Xtreme Recon	330	28	Vented	51	2	Floating	345	22	Vented	51	2	Floating
Rubicon 4xe	330	28	Vented	51	2	Floating	350	22	Vented	51	2	Floating
Rubicon 392	330	28	Vented	51	2	Floating	350	22	Vented	51	2	Floating

 

[BuffDad]

See this post: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/392-rear-brake-swap.104339/#post-2215731

Very much appreciated! Any thoughts on EBC pads (and which ones) and other aftermarket pads, or should I stick with OEM?

 

[AnnDee4444]

Very much appreciated! Any thoughts on EBC pads (and which ones) and other aftermarket pads, or should I stick with OEM?

No opinion on EBC, but if better braking is the goal I would consider doing it how the factory did it.

 

[WillIeB]

Okay folks,
So I just did some research on this subject.
After e-mailing Power Stop to ask them what brake code I had, I ended up getting pointed to finding my "build sheet." The build sheet is not behind the glove box, as they thought it was.
So after doing some more digging, I figured out that you can find your build sheet here:
Equipment Listing (force.com)
Once you go to that link, you must enter your VIN number to get your build sheet. You can then either print it, or download it.
But your build sheet doesn't give you the brake code.
You must call a dealership, and give them the last eight digits of your VIN, and then they can give you your brake code.
Mine was "BR6."
I hope that this information helps.
Sincerely,
John

Thank you so much!

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